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Friday, May 2, 2025
Large, highly likely rewards can increase motivation in individuals who have recovered from depression
New research shows that individuals who have recovered from depression are generally less willing to exert effort to pursue potential rewards compared to those who have never experienced depression, unless the rewards are large and highly likely.
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- Get the Google Pixel 9a with $100 store credit at Amazon, Best Buy and the Google Store - Will Shanklin
- Prince Andrew âmust come cleanâ after his sex abuse accuser Virginia Giuffre killed herself, her lawyer says â as family reveals the mother hadnât seen her children for months before suicide - MeighTimbol
- The 10-Year Anniversary of Facebook's Acquisition of WhatsApp - Bertha Stephens
- Ambient AI technology can reduce documentation burden for health care providers
- AreYouKiddingTV: A Closer Look at NFL and YouTube's Creator of the Week Initiative - Bertha Stephens
- Sam Altman's eyeball-scanning ID technology debuts in the US - Mariella Moon
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- The Press Is Moving on to Their Next Deportation Martyr, and Signs Indicate He Is Another Troubled Figure
- Your Favorite Sci-Fi TV Show Will Never Be As Successful As NCIS - Jonathan Klotz
- Pinterest will now tell you when youâre looking at AI-generated content - Matt Tate
- Texas Roadhouse cooks up dog's final meal on the house after online order includes note
- đ„ Remote Customer Service Representative: $19.50/Hr., Benefits - ratrace
- Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre Loses National Election AND His Seat in Parliament after He Started Trashing Trump on Regular Basis⊠Update: Trashes Trump on Way Out the Door - MeighTimbol
